Great! The patch worked fine.
But i can't use any oft this ports of my Acer ISDN 128 (Cologne Chipset)
Board.
I have two boards installed. One in TE mode and one in NT mode.
My ISDN Telephone (T-Concept P720i) is connected to the NTBA and the NTBA
is connected trought an crossed ISDN Cable to the secondary ISDN Card on
NT-Mode.
The same Configuration with an BRISTUFF from Junghanns has been worked fine.
What can be wrong. Is it able to see connect and disconnect events, when
the cable
was connected?
Details from my System ->
Gentoo Linux, Kernel 2.6.16.13, pppd 2.4.3, Asterisk 1.2.2
OUTPUT OF VISDN CONFIGURATOR:
D: 000011
E: 000012
D: 000013
E: 000014
SCRIPT OF THE FIRST CARD [/etc/visdn/device-pci-0000:00:0b.0]
#
# First Card in TE
# Terminal Equipment (ISDN-NT)
#
<netdev visdn0>
protocol lapd
role TE
mode P2MP
</netdev>
<port st0>
attribute role TE
attribute timer_t1 1500
attribute timer_t3 1500
<chan D>
connectmodule netdev visdn0
</chan>
<chan E>
connectmodule netdev visdn0 echo
</chan>
</port>
SCRIPT OF THE SECOND CARD [/etc/visdn/device-pci-0000:00:0c.0]
#
# First Card in NT
# Network Terminator (Connect direct ISDN-Phones)
#
<netdev visdn1>
protocol lapd
role NT
mode P2MP
</netdev>
<port st0>
attribute role TE
attribute timer_t1 1500
attribute timer_t3 1500
<chan D>
connectmodule netdev visdn1
</chan>
<chan E>
connectmodule netdev visdn1 echo
</chan>
</port>
Rico -mc- Gloeckner schrieb:
This undos a change made by the linux kernel team (for whatever reason
they changed that). As dev_ioctl() is only there to pass an IOCTL to
the next-lower layer (afaiu, atleast), i may aswell propose my change
again:
https://mailman.uli.it/pipermail/visdn-hackers/2006-April/000945.html
Since noone commented on that, i have to assume that noone tested it or
its fine for most people.
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